Hawks Fall to Bunnies as Cedar Rapids Wins
Cedar Rapids defeats Waterloo 4 to 1 in a game highlighted by Storms two doubles and a triple for the Bunnies. Dennison held the Hawks to four hits while Willoughby pitched well until the eighth inning, with McDermott and Dixon contributing key hits for Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Dennison
Hawks
Bunnies
Cedar Warlds
George Dentson
Clytus Dixon
Robert House
Hawks J
Cedar Rapids
William Speas
Aretia Kelsey
Tete Groft
Mees
Joe McDermott
Crawle Willoughby
Willoughby
Stuart Clarke
Altho
McDermott
Kelsey
Speas
Dixon
Groft
White
Storms
Spear
Mondinao
Stormer
Mondino
Shields
Huarte
Ofstatti
Swanson
Store
A AE
Larke
Roseberg
Worthington
If Willoughby
P - McCaffrey
Abrhpork
Harta
Bentsen T
Denison
Spens
Clarke
Biron
Richards
Papke
Cornfield musings and summer toing with pheasants
A rustic fragment recounts wandering into a cornfield after leaving a car by a meadow. A farmer complains of a wet summer, corn tassels high, winds sounding like floodgates, and pheasants perched to view the countryside as corn grows rapidly. Notes a revival-era quip about heaven and a stray joke about a bottle of beauty surgery and a local train.
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Florida
Niggara
Jgne Grogmn
Hawks Nest: Owens and Barilum tied in Faribault outing
The story describes Possum Owens and Red Barilum in a semi professional match in Faribault Minnesota. It notes Owens as a former standout and references lingering ties and a Hospital treatment for an unspecified condition.
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Possum Owens
Ortumns
Hist Bastman
Mumwarer Aluumia
Faribault
Minn
Semiposs
Local women qualify in Iowa state golf tourney title flight
Two Waterloo women Mrs RB Hutchison and Mrs A W Mr Farlane gained championship flight spots at Sunnyside Country Club. The field featured 15 qualifiers including Davenports Mrs D Waterman the defending state champion with a 91 and Miss Velma Driffill Davenport. First-round matches set for 9 p m with driving, approaching and putting contests to follow. Wakonda Club Des Moines won the 1926 event. business meeting of Town Women's Golf Association held after qualifying rounds with new officers elected and plans to adopt handicap pine rules.
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Waterloo
RB. Q. Hutchison
Waterman
Davenport
Wynn LeGrange
Storm Lake
Frances Drake
Mason City
Arch W. MacFarlane
W. Strahbeth
Council Brufis
Co. FP. Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Velma DrifAll
Beardsley
Gaelle McKee
Des Moines
B. O. Brunington
Council Blufis
A. C
Preston Daniels
Wakonda
A. C. Clapp
Harlan
Aliss
Déthel McMitehael
A. W. McParlane
L. W. Bryant
Offier
Steinoof
Iowa Women’s Only Association
Waterton
Paria
Hutelei Waterton
Ree Telrad
Flmngitt
Pasreu
Val Watython
Standings and matches across leagues with listed pairings
Standings for Mississippi Valley and other leagues show Moline losing to Ottumwa and Dubuque beating Burlington. Cincinnati tops Nations League while New York and Brooklyn post big wins. American League results include Cleveland and Chicago leading, with several one and two run games. Numerous women’s tennis style matches are listed by city and participant names across Iowa towns, with several correspondences in third and fourth flights.
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Moline
Ottumas
Dubuque
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St Joseph
Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
Tulsa
Denver Dog Moines
Olrhoma City
Inin
Pet
Qedar Rapids
Duburness
York
Cincinnati Bee
Brooklyn Case
White Sox Triumph Over Senators in Double Win
Washington fans watched the White Sox defeat the Senators twice as Walter Johnson exited early in game one and Zachary left in the second. Chicago won 10 to 5 and 2 to 0 as Ruth and Johnson featured in a day of upsets across the American League.
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New York
Missouri
Stanley Harris
Washington
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Tom Zachary
Chigic@eo
Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit
Eddie Collins
Tigers
Babe Ruth
Browns
Yankees
Cleveland
Red Sox
McGraw
Giants
Irish Meusel
Lindstrom
Gowdy
Bentley
Rabbit
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Braves
Lee Meadows
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Luque
Cincinnati
Giant
Cubs Park
Smed
Jack Bentley
Chicago
Trish Meusel
Bade
Ruth
St.Louis
Ernie Wingard
Ted Lyons
Eanager Collins
Washington Senators
Senators
Jeasns
Jack Wilson Targets Boxer Who Wins Bott Tonight
Nevada middleweight Jack Wilson issues a challenge to the winner of the Blondy Geis versus Kid Keith six round bout at Electric Dark tonight. Keith arrived from Kansas City with matchmaker Ralph Alexander to assess. The supporting undercard includes Tack Akins and Bob White in a four round semi and opener, with bouts starting at 8:30 p.m.
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Jack Wilson
Nevada
Blondy Geis-Kid
Keith
Wilson
Iowa
Waterloo
Kansas City
Ralph Alexander
Alexander Pune
Tack Akins
Marshalltown
Bob White
Dubuque Extends Winning Streak Over Burlington
Dubuque defeated Burlington 3 to 2 as Ed Reichle, new Burlington manager, played in left field and went 0 for 4. Armstrong delivered a three base hit, with Moore stealing twice and a double play turned by Moore to Armstrong. Pitching mixed, Robertson allowed four walks and two earned runs. Sebreck and Davenport umpired.
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Burlington
Dubuque
Ed Reichle
Reichle
I Armstroegg
McGuire
Hf. Moore
TD Vetsee Ress Lesiie
S . Hicks
Ef. Delaney
IV. Burrus
Meyers
Robertson
Burtington
Mann
I. Swanson
Buttes
Stoveker
Maloney Ipuse
Ottumwa
Collings
Wilkus
Moline
Collins
Adela Makeever
Gardner
Aurtietty
U Smith
Andre
Liste
Arid Wilkus
al Othunnwa
Saltzgaver
We Mariott
Groski Ab
Warner
Ford
A. Brande
Sane
Doran
Bas
Ferguson
Gregory
Frank Kral Wins Ten-Round Decision in Waterloo Bout
Frank Kral claimed Waterloo as his town after winning a 10 round decision over Larry Lobjeck in Milwaukee last night. Sailor Liston cited a technical knockout in the third round over AT Russell of Duluth in the welterweight bout.
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United
Frank Jo
Larry Lobjeck
Aluwaulkee
Sailor Liston
Council i Biifts
Russell
Duluth
Minn
John J McGraw Pet Peeve And Slogan Get Results
John J McGraw dislikes slow thinking after bad plays and begins his alibis with I thought. He demands clear reasoning behind each move and champions fast, correct conclusions. His motto is Get Results.
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AL Demaree
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Vernon promoters plan bout between Blue and Rollinger on coast
Promoters in Vernon California seek to match Karl Blue of St Paul and Bou Rollinger of Waterloo in a key light heavyweight bout on the Pacific coast. Blue has won three Cali fights since last fall, with two knockouts and a decisive win, drawing coast crowds. Blue's blue kimono with "Little Bay Blue" and a matching ring cap add to his showman image as Waterloo fans recall Rollinger’s recent form.
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Vernon
Cal
Karl Blue
St. Paul
Bou Rollinger
Waterloo
Pacific Coast
Rollinger
Tommy Gibbons
Gene Tan
Atlantic City
Blue
Western Coast
Mike Collins
Mike Gibbons
California
Ansons Triumph Over Rock Island 8-3 in Ragged Game
Ansons Shake Jinx and Wallop Gray's Islanders 8 to 3 as Marshalltown players Dominant on offense. Bush yielded multiple hits while Fillingham belted a triple and a late error spurred a scoring burst. Rock Island struggled with fielding as Dorsey and Conrad delivered moments, but Marshalltown pulled away with solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Gray
Islanders
Rock Island
Rock Islang
Marshalliant
Bush
Fillingham
Chilling
Dorsey
Marshalltown
Nordley
Walsh
Gerken
Farber
Kessl
Swamary
Villingeham
Conrad
Schiultz
MacDuff
O'Shea
Hetdoo Sidlen
Hender
Schultz
Keash
Bone
Halls
Wiltvitch
Kous
Lime
Gibbons retires. Dultman beats Colima in ten rounds
In St Paul heavyweight Yommy Gibbons announces temporary retirement from boxing. Vernon Dultman, a former Navy heavyweight, defeats Bert Colima of Southern California in a ten round decision. Chicago hosts Western Junior Golf Championship with over 160 entrants from Midwest and Canada. Major baseball moves include Shanklin released by the Cubs and Yankees adding four recruits as part of a rebuilding effort.
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St. Paul
Minn
Yommy Gibbons
Hie
Sing
Vernon
Cril
Addie Dultman
Tillist
Bert Colima
Cal-ifornia
Chicago
Middlewest
Canada
Narr Pating
Donald Carrick
Scarboro
Ont
Joseph Palletti
Chiangi
Merritt Joslin
Grange
I. Imnade
Big Oak Gold
Bob Shanklin
Hitcher
Cheago Cubs
Shanklin
Pricher
Loyola University
Cutis
Slaughter
Walter Camp
New York
New York Yankees
Ray
Dane Luebbe
GAB Rim Pettern
J Hornsby
Gilbert
Stock
Dedgers
Psplan
Fournier
Dodgers
Love
Marquis
Bottomley
Smatches
Rice
Browns
U. S
Lanen Hellmann
Tigers
Tennis’ Association
Manual Alonzo
Cobb
Shimizu
Harada
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